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City to append a Eugene-specific public facilities plan to Chapter 8; public comment invited
Summary
Planners said the city is moving from a joint regional plan to a Eugene-specific public facilities plan and expects a draft early next year; the plan will include inventories, project lists, rough cost and timing estimates and maps, and the presenters invited public review through Engage Eugene and a provided email/QR code.
Elena Domingo said Eugene is shifting from a joint public facilities and services plan with Springfield and Lane County to a Eugene-specific public facilities plan that will be appended to Chapter 8. "We are shifting from a joint public facilities and services plan with Springfield and Lane County to a Eugene specific plan. We anticipate a draft public facilities plan will be available early next year," she said.
Domingo described required contents of a public facilities plan: an inventory of existing public facility systems and a general assessment of condition; a list of significant public facility projects needed to support development inside the urban growth boundary, with rough cost estimates and timing; and maps of general locations and service areas. She emphasized that more detailed facility planning will be carried out through master plans and capital improvement programs.
Warren closed the recording by directing viewers to the Engage Eugene project page to find chapter videos and materials and to submit comments via the listed email or the QR code shown in the presentation. No formal adoption or vote occurred during the recording; the presentation was a preview and public comment invitation.
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